First off good luck finding a parking spot, they claim to have Iranian barbari bread, taste like…read morecardboard, thin , no soft filling not sure what the hell they're really selling, one of the staples of Iranian breakfast would go hand-in-hand with French creamy feta and sour cherry preserve which we're both MIA, from the hundred bottles of preserve that they carry, very overpriced store , expected a lot more from this place

Love shop delight the deli dept is my favorite. Everything is freshly prepared. Butcher & fresh…read morefish. Lots of fresh veggies & fruits. Bakery is great for their hot bread and pastry. Dried fruit are plentiful as well as spices. The check out ladies are friendly. The parking behind the store is a nightmare so park in the front.

Great store Love shopping here…read moreEverything is fresh and delicious There sushi is so good Try to buy it at least twice a week

Yet another 1* review for this highly overpriced Kosher supermarket. Kosher means clean and they…read moreare not. Staff has terrible attitudes. Produce goes bad in a day (or less). Meat is not good. Deli is awful and nasty. I don't understand the 5* reviews unless they were paid.

Went here all the time when I lived in NY. The battle for a parking spot is rough on the weekends,…read morebut it's still the best Grocery Store near me if you don't want to pay the premium prices of a Whole Foods or a smaller market. The place is always clean and the employees are always helpful. They have most everything you could want. I love their seafood section. Used to come here and get lobsters for lunch all the time. They would even cook them up for me. They were a very good price too. The bakery section is something I would try to avoid at all costs because everything always looked so good. I especially loved the fresh donuts and bread here. They make the best French baguettes. The deli is pretty good too. There's so many delis in the area though that I have to say I've only come here once or twice for something I wanted. Overall, it's a very reliable grocery store and is almost always fully stocked with whatever you're looking for.

I love this location as it is very convenient for me. I used to love the bakery and the premade…read moresandwiches. However, the quality really has gone downhill. The taste is awful for those cakes. I might as well buy Entenmann's again. The premade sandwiches used to be fresh and tasty but no longer. It's all bread not too much meat, please improve quality again, so that my faith and King Kullen can be stored once more.

5/5 Stars! Hands down the best butcher in town! Kenny provides top-tier prime meats, incredible…read morehouse marinades, top notch prepared foods and custom cuts you just can't find anywhere else. Over 40 years of dedication to Manhasset shows in every interaction. I tell him what I want to make and he suggests the best cut and cooking method. Buy prepared food? They'll always tell you the best way to heat it up. Custom orders? Call them in ahead of time if you can but remember to be patient if you're a walk in! They are always patient, always helpful, and a true local treasure. Highly recommend supporting this historic neighborhood staple!

Fresh, great cuts, some personalized items (Puerto Rican Sancocho, which was hearty and…read moredelightful.) We got a whole chicken broken down. Seasoned ground Lamb. Sweet Potato Gnocchi, we made with brown butter and fried sage. Divine. You can find a little bit of everything you need, along with fresh produce and unique specialty items. The creme de la creme is the SERVICE! Impeccable! Personal, friendly and they ensure you leave as family! Although out of our way, will DEFINITELY RETURN!

Great selection of store-made food. I love the stuffed cabbage. The ready-made salads are good too…read more Big selection and available in two sizes.

It's 8 years later, and this place has sadly not changed. They continue to sell food that has…read moreclearly gone bad; very likely taking any prepared meals on the shelves that go unsold by the expiration date and simply swapping out the labels. I suspect that this is the work of the owner, who is the same man who ran the store way back when it was C-Town. It goes without saying that what he's doing is not only grossly unethical, but just plain gross, and a serious health hazard. This store should be shut down.

I bought the 10.99 salmon sushi box and honestly I am pretty satisfied with the quality and…read morequantity of salmon they gave. The salmon is pretty thick, fresh and fatty. One thing I wish they improve is the rice, since it's a little hard. But also I understand it's difficult for them to make the rice same level as the sushi stores, since these are prepackaged and have been sitting in the fridge for awhile.

I think I might love this H Mart in Great Neck even more than the one I usually go to it's much…read morebigger with a noticeably wider variety of products.From the moment you walk in everything looks well organized and easy to navigate which makes shopping feel less stressful and more enjoyable. The staff was also really friendly which always make the experience even better.The meat section really stood out to me looks fresh well stocked and full of options also the vegetables section is always my favorite. Definitely a location I'd come back to when I want more variety.

Very large selection of food Employees are always helpful…read moreand courteous. Sale items are well stocked and shelf prices are competitive.

This supermarket is gigantic but still feels like a throwback Time Machine to the shopping of my…read moreyouth. I specifically went there looking for U-Bet chocolate syrup so that I can school some northern peeps on the joy of a real egg cream. Found 'em!! I bought most of them and will be handing them out tomorrow. Other than that, I didn't shop for anything else, but there's certainly plenty to keep you busy for a while (and you'll get your steps in).

There's nothing in this market that's fresh. Prepackaged Iranian food and nuts. But nothing…read morefresh. Not a whole lot of selection.

I always shop here for the best dried fruit and nuts. They have a great selection and reasonable…read moreprices. Everything is fresh and never stale.

North Shore Farms is my go-to supermarket. It has the personality of small grocery and the variety…read moreof groceries and specialty items of the large, exhausting stores like Stop and Shop, etc. It is lovingly managed by John who is never too busy to chat with pride about the newest improvements in his family-owned store. He likes to talk "groceries" and is genuinely friendly and helpful. The staff is equally friendly, respectful and helpful. Ask Hassan to find you a ripe melon. Bruno will write up deli orders and/or let you sample his deli selections. The fish counter workers know fish and the selection rivals H Mart! I've never brought home a less-than-fresh fish of any species! "Mr. Lovely" prepares an array of "ready to eat" entrees, sides, salads and incomparable tomato sauce. You can sample pasta, risotto, eggplant caponata, etc. He offers samples and stirs up a party. If you aren't counting calories and even if you are, try the fig bread! OMG! Yes, the parking lot, its entrance on Port Boulevard, is very challenging, especially after school lets out and on weekends. Pay attention and you'll be safe. As you can see, I am a satisfied, regular customer.

Shopping has become a high intensity mental workout for me, I used to get hungry when I food…read moreshopped and now I completely lose my appetite and feel a food borne illness slowly creeping into my body as I enter. Before I go to a new grocery market to shop, I am not looking for price comparisons, I don't know exactly what I am looking for, maybe a sale on a mystery pallet liquidation of foods as shopping among people in tight confines is becoming more and more unpleasant. I would roll the dice and see what I get, like a gameshow - the showcase showdown. So I typed into a search "Long Island Grocery Stores" hoping to find some information that would keep me from my new phobias and here is what I got instead. 1. Shootings in the parking lots 2. Workers beating pork against the ground 3. Big stores buying the smaller stores and the accompanied protesters and some weird woman with a bleached blond helmet head that is a psychic(?) I saw someone with a salted and sweet-butter sweatshirt shopping the other day, she was in aisle 3 and breathing really heavy in front of the Redi Whip and talking muffled into her phone, she sounded like a dying saxophone. Being the overworked owner of a new business that focuses on gardening, I look to the produce first - Bell Peppers, 99 cents a pound, broccoli and eggplant the same - but I had to take a peek, just a little peek at the meats and a rumble began in my tummy. Porterhouses, ribs, and brisket will run you $8.99 to $10.99 per pound -- more for what they consider the better stuff - they never show those in their circulars. I talked to a neighbor that I was trying to avoid, she's a loudspeaker chattering whiny little bird but she is nice enough and means well. She saw me and cornered me to tell me about man and god and war and food prices, so i faked a smile and excused myself to get to the checkout line that gave me additional feelings of dread as the lines were long and slow. I took a deep breath and held it, I wondered if I could passout under the bright lights and get away from this experience as quickly as possible. Instead I resorted to steady breathing and went about the overpaying experience.